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The C# plugins ecosystem is a set of Sonar plugins used to monitor the quality of .NET software written in the C# language.
The goal is to make C# a first-class citizen in Sonar - like Java can be.

The C# plugins ecosystem is not just the next version of the former .NET plugins (0.6). It is a complete rewrite and therefore will introduce many changes - even if we tried to keep plugin option backward-compatibility as much as possible. Please read more on the differences between the 2 sets of plugins.



Below are the main steps to quickly get started.
You will find the links to the rest of the documentation at the end of this page.

Name

C# Plugins Ecosystem

Authors

Fabrice Bellingard (Twitter) and Alexandre Victoor (Twitter)

Jira

http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/SONARPLUGINS/component/13985

Latest Version

1.2 (February 7th, 2011)
(check version compatibility )

Requires Sonar

2.11 or higher

License

GNU LGPL 3

Sources

http://svn.codehaus.org/sonar-plugins/trunk/dotnet/

Download

CSharpPluginsEcosystem-1.2.zip

1. Install

  1. Check the requirements
  2. Install Sonar
  3. Install the C# plugins
    • Download the ZIP file of the C# Plugins Ecosystem distribution (top right of this page).
    • Copy all the desired plugins of the C# plugins ecosystem in Sonar plugins extension folder.
  4. Install the tools required by the selected C# plugins
    • For instance, Gallio or FxCop
    • Gendarme and StyleCop do not necessarily need to be installed
  5. Check the prerequisites, mainly:
    • Your .NET solution must be compiled

2. Configure

  1. Create a Sonar file for your solution

    • A very simple one can be:

    • Place it in the same folder as the Solution file (".sln")
  2. If you don't want to use the default settings of a plugin, you can override them
  3. You can also use the sample application available from the SVN . Both vonfig flavors are available in this sample. You can choose to use the sonar-project.properties file (recommended) or the maven pom.xml file.

3. Run!

  1. Launch the analysis...

    • Assuming you installed the Simple Java Runner, this is as simple as:

  2. ...and check the results!
    • Once the analysis is completed, just open your favorite web browser (http://localhost:9000 if you installed the standalone version)
    • Enjoy!

To go further...

Changelog

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